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David Fleming speaks with Kylie Molnar, choreographer for Footloose, running through August 2nd at Inland Valley Repertory Theatre in LaVerne.

David Fleming welcomes back FNX (First Nations Experience) Station Manager Frank Blanquet to continue their discussion about the recent 7 Emmy nominations... and four WINS!

At the Regional Emmys on June 27th 2026, FNX | First Nations Experience received 7 nominations and won four. Two of the wins were for the show Navajo Highways, a WONDERFUL children's show which entertains as well as teaches, conceived of and realized by Pete Sands (pictured). On this edition of KVC-Arts we'll hear from FNX Station Manager Frank Blanquet about the history and various aspects of FNX, as well as a couple of the programs which received nominations and/or wins - including Navajo Highways.

Host Maya Gwynn speaks with Cornelius Page, Founder and Executive Director, & Sir Daniel Duplechan, Board Member, of Community Health Action Network.

We were first introduced to the pop punk band, SEPT almost 2 years ago to the day, talking about their self titled EP among others. We had Ben Ochoa, Misa LAra and Bambi Marr in the studio quite recently to talk about the newest release, High Garden, as well as some of the video work involved. The conversation was extended enough to cover two KVC-Arts, though each installment stands quite nicely. Between the two shows we touch a bit on each song in one way or another.

Host Maya Gwynn speaks with Johanna P. Perez, Founder and Executive Director of San Bernardino County Black Pride.

David Fleming continues his discussion with Tim Flores about the jazz fusion group, Kittyhawk. Thanks to Tim (and some incredible technology and tech support) we now have a live album from a group which stopped playing together long before the cd was released. The producing of the cd was an arduous process, as it required extracting and repairing recordings from some rather unusual sources. The result is "Kittyhawk: Reclaimed Bootlegs."

Host Maya Gwynn speaks with Dr. Sayida Peprah-Wilson is the Founder and Executive Director of the nonprofit Diversity Uplifts.

David Fleming speaks with Tim Flores about an idea he had - and then championed. The result was "Kittyhawk: Reclaimed Bootlegs," songs captured live through a variety of clandestine recordings during the heyday of this VERY unique jazz fusion group, featuring the Chapman Stick... and at times, two.

Host Maya Gwynn speaks with Alex Reed, Project Manager of Mapping Black California.